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PEK
(redirected from Polyetherketone)

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PEKPolyetherketone
PEKPommerschen Evangelischen Kirche (German: Pomeranian Evangelical Church; Greifswald, Germany)
PEKBeijing, China - Peking Capital Airport (Airport Code)
PEKPlanet Express Klan (gaming clan)
PEKPunctate Epithelial Keratopathy
PEKPfingst Europa Konferenz (German: Whit-Europe Conference; Pentecostalism)


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35) studied the resistance welding of carbon-fiber-reinforced polyetherketone composite parts by evaluating their mechanical properties and
Joining of polymers and polymer-metal hybrid structures: recent ... by Amancio-Filho, S.T.; dos Santos, J.F. / Polymer Engineering and Science
By contrast, large differences were found for some hyperbranched polyetherketones (19), but, in this case, the number of terminal groups was so large that their influence could be considered such as that of functional groups present in the backbone.
The influence of chain-ends on the thermal and rheological properties ... by Abate, Lorenzo; Blanco, Ignazio; Cicala, Gianluca; Recca, Giuseppe; Scamporrino, Andrea / Polymer Engineering and Science
of hydrated Nafion and hydrated sulfonated polyetherketone based on a cubic
Control of morphology of sulfonated syndio-polystyrene membranes ... by Lavorgna, M.; Fusco, L.; Piscitelli, F.; Mensitieri, G.; Agoretti, P.; Borriello, A.; Mascia, L. / Polymer Engineering and Science
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